Which information is needed before Stop-Check-Pass?

• A. Lane designation and on/off base status
• B. Physical description, vehicle description, lane, and on/off base
• C. Time of day only
• D. Security clearance level only

Answer: (B)

Stop-Check-Pass relies on assembling the right mix of vehicle and entry context to verify legitimacy and route entrants smoothly. Lane designation tells the guard which processing path to use, directing the vehicle to the correct inspection station. Knowing whether the vehicle is entering or leaving the base (on/off base status) flags the appropriate set of checks and procedures. The physical description and the vehicle description provide concrete identifiers to confirm that the person and the vehicle match the records and credentials on file. Relying on time of day alone offers no identity or direction, while a security clearance level alone doesn’t supply vehicle or lane details. Similarly, a lane designation by itself lacks the identifying information about the vehicle and its operator. Together, these elements give a complete, actionable picture for Stop-Check-Pass.